Lise Diebel is a Communications Advisor at Hamilton Health Sciences. She specializes in medicine and healthcare, with a focus on digital health, telehealth, hematology, oncology, and immunotherapy. Lise's work has been featured in Canadian Healthcare Technology, Hospital News, and CanadianSME Small Business Magazine.
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Hamilton, Canada (Local)
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Lise Diebel's coverage primarily focuses on local health and medical-related topics, with specific attention to Hamilton Health Sciences. She frequently features expert commentary, press releases, and profile pieces related to healthcare, medical research, patient care, and hospital programs.
Given her focus on local content related to healthcare in Canada (Ontario, specifically Hamilton), Lise would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique or innovative aspects of healthcare initiatives within these regions. Pitches offering access to experts involved in groundbreaking medical research or innovative patient care programs at Hamilton Health Sciences are likely to resonate with her.
Additionally, she may also be interested in stories about the impact of medical research on community health outcomes or profiles of individuals making a difference in the field of healthcare within these areas.
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By: Lise Diebel
Launched last fall as a pilot, the HHS Urgent Medicine Day Unit program is the only one of its kind in Ontario, and possibly in Canada.
By: Lise Diebel
Early data from HHS suggests that having midwives on staff at small community hospitals could be a game changer provincially and nationally.
By: Lise Diebel
Maureen Hewins is one of HHS' longest-serving volunteers, contributing 22,000-plus volunteer hours to our hospital over 25 years.
By: Lise Diebel
HHS' Essential Care Partner program formally recognizes a patient’s trusted family member or friend as part of our health-care team.
By: Lise Diebel
Lily Maracle uses Trexo Plus robotic legs during a physical therapy session at our HHS Ron Joyce Children's Health Centre.
By: Lise Diebel
HHS is the first hospital in North America and most of the world to place tiny filters in patients’ carotid arteries for stroke prevention.
By: Lise Diebel
The 2026 Building Bridges Symposium was the largest ever with almost 400 registrants, showing growing momentum in research collaboration.
By: Lise Diebel
At our McMaster Children's Hospital, NICU babies benefit from human milk through the high-tech MOM program.
By: Lise Diebel
HHS' new Mechanical Heart Valve Clinic at our Hamilton General Hospital is the first of its kind in Canada.
By: Lise Diebel
McMaster Children’s Hospital has introduced a one-stop appointment model that's unique in Ontario, and possibly also Canada.
